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“This is really wonderful! Just when I think I know what a Yunnan Black is to taste like I get thrown a curve ball but when the ball meets the bat – this one it hit out of the park! It’s not brash...” Read full tasting note
“Backlog: Another tea enjoyed during the W-O-D. This is a really pretty tea with lots of golden tips. A deliciously complex Yunnan, starts out with a strong caramel presence that eventually tapers...” Read full tasting note
“From Considering a new Travelling Tea Box Lots of spice and pepper in the nose. Smells a bit like fireball candy. The taste carries the same flavors, but milder, with good backing of tea. Over...” Read full tasting note
Organic Black Loose Leaf Tea
This beautiful gold-tipped organic black loose leaf tea from the Yunnan Province of China is full-bodied with hints of spice and a delicious flowery undertone.
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This is really wonderful!
Just when I think I know what a Yunnan Black is to taste like I get thrown a curve ball but when the ball meets the bat – this one it hit out of the park!
It’s not brash or astringent…it’s malty, sweet, and almost fruity AND floral with a little bit of spice. It’s not overly Bold but very beautiful!
Backlog:
Another tea enjoyed during the W-O-D. This is a really pretty tea with lots of golden tips. A deliciously complex Yunnan, starts out with a strong caramel presence that eventually tapers to more of a light, honey-esque tone. It has a gentle peppery note that melds with a hint of flower, and this produces a really interesting sweet and spicy tone.
Overall, a very enjoyable Yunnan. Thanks to TeaEqualsBliss for sending it my way.
From Considering a new Travelling Tea Box
Lots of spice and pepper in the nose. Smells a bit like fireball candy. The taste carries the same flavors, but milder, with good backing of tea. Over time, the cinnamon dissipated, but the black pepper remained. Good finish. None of the damp forest flavor I associate with Yunnan, but the fireball taste is a bit distracting.
This is a solid tea, but I couldn’t fall in love with the flavor combination. It might work for someone else.
Yum!